The 8th Confession (Women's Murder Club)

I'm in awe. I was kinda nervous with all that was going on in this book. So many twists and jaw dropping scenes. Man... The women's murder club really has their work cut out for them. What can possibly come next.

It ended up being very good, but it was slow to get good. This is my least favorite in the series thus far.

Never disappoints! Great as usual

Fun read with a lot of twists and turns. The characters grow in depth with each new book. Highly recommend the series.

Great writer! Holds tour attention throughout!

If all the many books I’ve read, the least entertaining was this one , mostly because of my major dislike for reptiles, I don’t even like to same their names but here I just finished reading about a sicko who was raising them to kill people!I have a feeling I’ll sleep quite restless tonight!

Having read all the books in this series, as well as many other James Patterson novels, I was looking forward to this latest installment of the Women's Murder Mystery Club. However, I was extemely disappointed with this book. My wife and I listened to the unabridged audio version together as we traveled by car. We both thought this resembled very cheap, romance novel pulp rather than a true mystery novel. I wondered if James Patterson had much to do with the actual writing of the story. If so, then it was the worst Patterson novel I have read.As others have commented, James Patterson is always entertaining. That is generally true--but no longer "always." At many points in this novel the writing was so poorly crafted that my wife and I found ourselves groaning in unison. The ending was sappy, especially so in the audio version with violins playing in the background as our heroine is entralled by her "hunk of blue-eyed man." Gag!There were sure a lot of blondes (both genders) in this novel. That this would be noteworthy in reviewing a novel tells you something about the story-telling. We also learned that our main character has hair like that of Sherl Crow and is burdened by a 36C bust that makes it difficult for some men to take her seriously. I wondered if James Patterson and Maxine Paetro were taking her seriously.The frequent sex is gratuitous and juvenile. Was this written for adults? The female characters, with the exception of Claire, have devolved into emotional, love-conflicted misfits whose emotions overrule their ability to reason and make sound decisions time after time. This misbegotten novel is not a credit to women or to mystery.I hope this novel does not reveal the direction of the series. If so, I will be checking out at eight.

Love James Patterson Books

I love this series. John Patterson is a wonderful writer. You never know the ending.

Wow it's just awesome

Rapid facile

Bem atrativo! Prende bastante.Segue a linha JP, mudando apenas o cenário.Bom passatempo.A avaliação serve para todos os livros da série.

Another excellent storyWell done James Patterson looking forward to the next story. The characters get bigger and better really enjoying them